An 18-year-old student at Klein Forest High School faces a felony charge for allegedly causing a cyberattack that disrupted STAAR testing in Klein ISD.

The University of Houston dismissed Athletic Director Chris Pezman, citing the need for a strategic shift in addressing the evolving collegiate athletics landscape.

A fatal crash involving a pickup and maintenance truck on Highway 288, Houston, closed the northbound HOV lanes and prompted an ongoing police investigation. Traffic has been diverted.

Iconic Houston restaurant Damian’s Cucina Italiana is closing after 41 years in business, due to challenges including natural disasters, the pandemic, and rising costs.

Travis Scott was arrested in Miami for trespassing and disorderly intoxication after refusing to leave a charter boat. He posted bail and later jokingly tweeted about the incident.

Driver Phong Nguyen was arrested in Harris County for a third DWI and narcotics possession after being found impaired behind the wheel of a running vehicle.

Harris County sees a rise in West Nile virus in mosquitoes, with 74 cases detected. No human cases reported, but officials urge preventative measures against mosquito breeding.

Deputies in Harris County arrested Marleigh Driggers for possession of a controlled substance after finding narcotics in a parked vehicle. Driggers was held on a $1,500 bond.

Houston expects inclement weather this Juneteenth with an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms, diminishing by nighttime but still likely. Weather conditions may persist into the weekend with varying precipitation.

The Justice Department has settled with Colorado County, Texas, to make its election website ADA-compliant for people with disabilities, as part of the ADA Voting Initiative.

The Harris County Sheriff's Office is facing a significant backlog of over 51,000 cases, including more than 1,300 child abuse reports, with some cases dating back to 2020.

Avelo Airlines launches direct flights from Houston to New Haven, with celebrations marking the inaugural service and promising comfortable, affordable travel.

Houston ISD starts its Summer Feeding Program providing free breakfast and lunch to students and children up to age 18, and enrolled disabled students up to age 21.